Slowly but surely it's all coming
together.
Over the past month and a half I've
been talking about the “Third Street: Day & Night”
documentary I'm putting together for the Marquette Regional History
Center. It's in place of a walking tour on which the Covid-19
pandemic put the kibosh, and it started as what I assumed would be a
simple way to present the information I'd gathered and help make the
History Center a little money.
But you know what they say about
assuming things, right?
I'm still waiting on drone footage and
a little music. But I am now seeing the light at the end of the
tunnel. Almost all of the footage has been edited together into
segments, and once I get the music & the drone stuff I can stick
all those segments together into a big, one hour (one hour!)
extravaganza.
I'm, like, 85 percent of the way there.
I'm just waiting on other people now to give me the stuff I need to
finish it.
I don't have a definitive date yet for
when it's be available for viewing (with a small donation) on the
History Center's website, if only because things are a little out
of my hands at the moment. However, in the back of my mind, I'm
thinking August 19th. Why, you ask? Well, I answer,
that's the day I was supposed to give my “The Greasier the Spoon”
walking tour, and since that's not happening, either, maybe we can at
least do something on that date. But like I said. It's out of my
hands. I'm just waiting on getting what I need.
And yes, I've already been asked if
I'll be making a video version of “Greasier”. I have no idea.
That's kind of like asking a woman who's going through labor if
she'll be having another child shortly.
Assuming I get the drone footage soon
you guys may have a trailer to look at by the end of the week. And
from there?
Well, then I'll be able to get it
finished. And that's the important thing.
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